Everyday Shooter and Guitar Hero Tracks Head up PSN Update
Trippy old-school shooting and classic rock for your weekend
Posted 14 Feb 2008

Everyday Shooter
OK, so it's not quite Friday, but since Sony's getting a bit ahead of itself we've got this week's new PlayStation Network and PC Store releases for you to cast your eye over.
Leading the pack is Riff: Everyday Shooter, available to buy now. If you've not come across it before, it's a variation on classic top-down Asteroids-style gameplay. In the words of its developer, Jonathan Mak, "Everyday Shooter is an album of games exploring the expressive power of abstract shooters. Dissolute sounds of destruction are replaced with guitar riffs harmonizing over an all-guitar soundtrack, while modulating shapes celebrate the flowing beauty of geometry."
Leading on with the guitar theme, we've also got a new track pack for Guitar Hero III. It's dubbed the Classic Rock Track Pack and features three delightful old tracks for you to enjoy with your Dad: Peace of Mind by Boston, Juke Box Hero by Foreigner and Any Way You Want It by Journey.
For the PSP you'll find a demo for SOCOM: Fireteam Bravo 2 along with a new track pack for WipEout Pulse.
You can see the list in full below.
Games
Riff Everyday Shooter - SCEE - £4.99
Feel Ski - SCEE - Updated game file
Demos
Everybody's Golf World Tour PS3 - SCEE - Free
Packs
Guitar Hero 3 - Classic Rock Track Pack - Activision UK Ltd - £3.99
Video
Conflict: Denied Ops Teaser Trailer - Eidos Interactive - Free
C:DO Dev Diary#1: Destructibility - Eidos Interactive - Free
C:DO Dev Diary#2: Environmental Breadth - Eidos Interactive - Free
Brand
Spiderwick - Paramount Pictures - Free
The Waterhouse - Sony Pictures Home Ent - Free
Vantage Point - Sony Pictures Home Ent - Free
Wallpapers
Resident Evil 5 Wallpaper - Capcom CE Europe LTD - Free
Themes
Super Stardust HD Theme - SCEE - Free
PC store
Demos
SOCOM Fireteam Bravo 2 - SCEE - Free
Patapon - SCEE - Free
Packs
Wipeout Pulse - Icaras Pack - SCEE - £2.99
Video
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII - Square Enix Ltd - Free
Brand
Spiderwick - Paramount Pictures - Free
Leading the pack is Riff: Everyday Shooter, available to buy now. If you've not come across it before, it's a variation on classic top-down Asteroids-style gameplay. In the words of its developer, Jonathan Mak, "Everyday Shooter is an album of games exploring the expressive power of abstract shooters. Dissolute sounds of destruction are replaced with guitar riffs harmonizing over an all-guitar soundtrack, while modulating shapes celebrate the flowing beauty of geometry."
Leading on with the guitar theme, we've also got a new track pack for Guitar Hero III. It's dubbed the Classic Rock Track Pack and features three delightful old tracks for you to enjoy with your Dad: Peace of Mind by Boston, Juke Box Hero by Foreigner and Any Way You Want It by Journey.
For the PSP you'll find a demo for SOCOM: Fireteam Bravo 2 along with a new track pack for WipEout Pulse.
You can see the list in full below.
Games
Riff Everyday Shooter - SCEE - £4.99
Feel Ski - SCEE - Updated game file
Demos
Everybody's Golf World Tour PS3 - SCEE - Free
Packs
Guitar Hero 3 - Classic Rock Track Pack - Activision UK Ltd - £3.99
Video
Conflict: Denied Ops Teaser Trailer - Eidos Interactive - Free
C:DO Dev Diary#1: Destructibility - Eidos Interactive - Free
C:DO Dev Diary#2: Environmental Breadth - Eidos Interactive - Free
Brand
Spiderwick - Paramount Pictures - Free
The Waterhouse - Sony Pictures Home Ent - Free
Vantage Point - Sony Pictures Home Ent - Free
Wallpapers
Resident Evil 5 Wallpaper - Capcom CE Europe LTD - Free
Themes
Super Stardust HD Theme - SCEE - Free
PC store
Demos
SOCOM Fireteam Bravo 2 - SCEE - Free
Patapon - SCEE - Free
Packs
Wipeout Pulse - Icaras Pack - SCEE - £2.99
Video
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII - Square Enix Ltd - Free
Brand
Spiderwick - Paramount Pictures - Free
Comments
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Riff: Everyday Shooter is a good wee game. I like the contrast (so far) between the high shooter action and the blissed out sounds it creates , plus the whole indie feel is good, less polish, more fun.
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